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9e 6orenebe Stdters Erelibent iaar
$4,000 / Son ON Iaret, ps mon lfuioe
trp, at ban, ba ban er 2anbets bBieite
@mbebsmano, er ben eneIte, lOm iaar
en- iaaoun @ootgisrelie for lit Irbeioe,
men bet er Ilet life 5ilialbe. Gsr er
lem Manb Neip Yorf, ipm iaar en- lise
Ioa itpr Con, nemlis: Or. Npripin
8reen, Yrelioent ior Western Union
Telegraph Co.; gbuuncep Nt. 9epetp.
Yreiioent for &eiu yurf central 8anen;
Ri6aro W. Wc9uoop, $re1ipent for
Mutual Life Insurance CO.; Spbn
Spep, Trciioent for Adams Express
Co, % !6enrp 3. Spbe, Ireiipent for
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
SOrreiten er 9pnnen for Ell Del Gm=
beosm9nb / Mem y)orf ualminbsli9 Itor.
0unoreoer, oeriblauot 8antpreiiocnter,
iaar $4,000 ON Iaret; % $4,000 %
$4,000 er en- ganifc a~lminoslis 9pn
Susboloere us @orreiponbenter al an
Den Stang i 3ep Yorf iaar liseiaa bs'
% unoertioen bpiere 9pn enc Mseolem'
merre al Ereiioentens &abinet, SpieIte
retsopmmere, Senatprer os &epreien
tunter.
Der er usiaa npsle Treiter / Ser
Yor., iom er sonife scot betalte. 81
Den 8eeher's Spb CT Nr. Spbu SaI
Den bebit lpnneoe TrGIt. Sans iii,
men rise Menisbeo, betaler bam $50
900 ON Waret % bulber et elegant III
Itpret .Sus iitanb for bam, Seo Sioe
!. at tiener ban $4,000 nurli9 for Siorc
iii relisipie 9ipSItriiIer. Or. Mprst
Dir, Iom er &rGlt Tor Trinity .Meni
J, aeb, ben riseite / Seroen, iaar $500
:, Or. @m. 9. 9aplor al Sroaowap Z
n, bernatel, Or. Gbus. Sal ai 6iitb u
Bresbpteriauer STRIFE % Gurus Sar
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
mobpttct al SO.

9en lansparise 3srfe / @eiten ia,
paret meset poel9ssenoe for Scuobpttet,
% GnrmGrre Iaar Ores hhper be fan
iinbe bet. Oct er naturlist for 5ar.
mere % andre / bisie iprre 9iitrifter,
at tro, at Der mel e 8inter pil blipe itor
Mansel paa 81, % at Triien bliper
bDi, men, naar man taser / Setrastnin9
bette 2anos ubpre uoitrGfnins bar
man in9eu @rrao til at bore ban9e.
s 1885 bar Der en- lisnenoe Gprfe,
men ben 6prtjeneite, iom Spefulanter
bapbe pentet peb at flpbe !6p paa mere
besunitiseoe Steoer, ilos aloeles Sell.
Mebens Der / Yeiten bar Wansel paa
so, bar Der Speril / Often, % paa
@rlno al be ubmRrfebe Communications
5prbinbelier / De 5ureneoe Stater blep
Yriien iOrbulbsuis rimelis.
st al be lebenbe Sanoelsfirmaer /
Nep Yorf bar inoienot iplgense Seaport
til "gtep g)orf Tribune" a~r9aaenoe
9paulin9en iaar:
Sore llnoeripselier angdaenbe Spets
% @reslets 1ilitano / IA Stater og
200 Suar arlsaaenoe Nreal, apalitet %
&uantitet, % Here Siappprter fra Sta
tiers g~serbrnss 9%epartementer piier, at
bet mco @rRs ~tiliaaeoe Ireal er 10
Erocent ltprre enb iijor. &uantiteten /
Yennipluania, en- flor Del al gteiu g)ors
us / De lleIte Nprgnslanbsz Stater uil
blipe itprre eub iijor. s Spb.S taterne,
buur alsper ct me9et alminoelis brust
for Sober, er usiaa 9paniiteten itprre
cno / iorri9e @ar. S SQinpis, Snoiz
ara, @isconiin ps Sotuu bar 9prfen
ifabet @rGsiet, % Sperltuboet for
Marteoet bliper minbre END / 1886. s
8unaba iaar MAJ en- ubm9rfet So
aulins, os Suerlfuooet fra 1886 er life
luist.
9ette er enboa life iaa gait, iom ma
bapoe pentet. Sarmerne iamler !Sp,
bppr be fan, % &anaoa % De eitlise
Stater foripner bore 8per meo So til
rimelise Yriier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
SmHnocr al MGno % &otm;
Der ticucr itprc mi tcr

Nense | N9eniurs olretnin9en, % Sarer lul
W,ltcner al Dollars iGlses aarlis 9lenisnt
N9enter. 0unoreoer al 5irmaer pulier alilp
Ggeuter. "NsentS Nobreis 3,recterp" lgS.
oes til DC lepenoe 5abrifanter, Spfnoere 40:
giuere, Bpgpauolere % Sprretnln9snlGno .
DC Sorerebe Stater, iom 9ipr Sorreinin9et
giennem gIsen er. 5or 90 Gents SrlnlGr:
fer pil pi trptie Gbers Nnpn % Norerle I
"Ageu,S Nopreis 3irectorp" s pil oa mnp'
tGgc en- MRugoe GirtulTrer, 8atdlo9er, gla'
qaiiner, aoiier, YrDoeeT mplurer olp. gratis,
buDrpeo 8 Tan bllps fienot meo 6oroeiene
peo hper Mgeniur SorretHin9. 9e. Nprl laa,
leoeS ioar fine Wapne t,ptte / "Eirectorp
oil altlo uRre aoot urnerretteoe pn' rtpe ga,
rer. ioH man tan ijene &en9e pda, o4 DC iuN
iaoleoes fomme mo / Ell 5Sorretutua, letl ID"
inobrluee fra $1,000 til $1,000 ont Naref.
Strip Goers Rapu % NoresIe inoeit9l.
Worcester; "2lg mtg Nboreis Eirectcrp'
3.44 Scr SEQ, 5orac Tai
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
@mcrifanifc 2pnmingcr tot
100 War iiocu.

Set er Def ;nteresiant for mango at
pDre 29iere at iaa pioe, bpur bSi 2gn
Der betaltes / por Gepublif for 100 Nar
lioen, bet CT ! Be9pnbelien at bens
Yeitaaen.
9 Iaret 1898 aoertereoe "S6upltiQ
& Susquebunna Canal Company" eiter
9lrbeioere. 5or 8intermaaneberue be
taltes $500 pr. Waaneo ps for Soms
mermuaneoerne $500 Os frit 2Osi ps
Scott. S &epreientmntbuiet oplpltes I'M
Der en- 9ebat bet fslsenoe Iur, at Solz
batter Inn fit $500 pr. Maaneb. s
iamme 9ebat iasoe Ell 8eprelentant fra
8ermpnt, at almineelise 9lrbeipere /
hans Stat fit INN *4.OO pr. Maaneo +;
8eprelentant @aoswortb fra Yeunipl=
pania lparebe, at / bans Stat bar life
Waanebslpnnen bBisre emo ben, Ipm
SOloaterne fif.
S 1881 funbe man faa sobe Jarmarz
bsioere for $500 pr. Maaneb, / be 8
aommermaaneber betaltes bog iebpan.
Zig $500 pr. Waaneo. S Connecticut
arbeibeoe paa ben 3io fraitise llnssutz
ter for s1.OO pr. Msaaneb fra Solops
gang til alpffen s O Q ON Mitenen.
Set par umulis for 5armerne benz
gang at betale bsiere 2pn, oa be fit iaa
liben Eris for fine 8rooufter. 0a Sri
len paa Smsr ensans ites fra 8 til 10
Gents pr. Yunb, blep aofiaise 5nrz
merfoner iinosiua9s paa @runo af Den
Opbipielie, ium Senne upentebe Tris-
itisnins bepirfebe.
Der par bensaas ap,nber, Der FAM
lebe ben nib, ION bang isjen paa 8u'
Iiene i S~aunesansen. Denne lib lpanSt
DC % ltriitebe Strsmper eler @Otter a
@arnet for at tiene Sl.OO ON Naret Def
bette mciIommelise Nrbeioe.
8raitise Sieneitepiser fit fun q
Gents, 2psi % Soft ON Waaneben
@nous / 1874 fit en- flint Sarmarbeioe'
fun rs Gents ON 9asen, i SarpeIteI
par so Gents alminoelist.
Matteir GareD leosrer / fine 8ren
ont Observation-Disclosures / Hbila
, oelpbia (lS29) ct ierselis Biaebe q
t Den araeipenoe 8laSleS Yilfaar pa
Den 3io. Suereneite 5orretnings9re
par ocerfplbt al Nrbeiosigsenbe. Mnng
Wenb iorlOe Spsrne for at faa Irbeir
paa aanalerne for 60 a rs Gents Of
E 0asen; iamtiois raieoe Malaria. 5ebt
Z blanot 8analarheiberne, laa DC bpoe
0%uiinpis.. Den bgieite Son, lom beta
ties for I~rbeioerlter bar rs Gents o.
0 9asen, % ielO De apinoer. iom iorfe,
t olseoe Sl9oer for 4rienalsrne, lit it
bsiere Son af SprbunoSresierinse
i, "a bisie apinoer ensans benuenote T
: til StatslefretGren for at iaa 2enn,
iOrbpiet, lparebe ban, at Staggering,
. betalte Tor bette Nrbeibe iaa meset 10
re Oct paa nosen Waaoe gift an. Sp
ct 9pnncn blep iprbpiet, irpstebe ban 10
at 6Urboloet mellem aapital % Arbei
:" oilSe blipe ipritprret. 6attise Nrbt
r. eere Sperne occe Den Yinter Of Su
Tic ger % auloe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

faar $4,000 bper aarlis, mebens Ro.
bert GplIper faar $4,000.
9ette er anftanoise Snbtaster, men
iaa mao mo butte paa, at bet foiter
enorme GUNNER for %iaabanne Manb at
bolbe tSuie | Neip Dorf.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

Nr. Breckenridge anmober fine tios
i'8ere Suoenter OH at ienoe bam Rau
meme paa oeres uuse 8stienote % @eus
ner, at ban til bisie tan ienoe tit nge
GWtu ere.
Dc er Irgtt "GecOrab 8plten"s 8ps.
trqtier,, % Vi tror at tale bpao ianot er
naar ut liaer, at ban / bette tit Girtu
l9re ON Stolen bar iremltiQet Eager
ION ben pirtelis er.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

G%relloenten bar upnaunt Som q.
8d,ier ira 5eras til General apnIul
oS 9e9atiOnsietret9r / SOsata.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

"Specinl 8euIiou Gramiuer" 8e6le
bleU ciiat pr. Telegram, iorri ban bapbs
fritileret Sreiioentens Orore ansaaenoc
Spo Statss 6laseue Os bans iibite Srer
III S0~r9ermelteren | ct. 9cuis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

Snoenrissminiiteren bar biiulot Mars
TN $Oulica's Inip9uius ON Spmaa.
lug al tire Ger / Snoipen aeronls, ipm
ltsser / Settionerne 80 ps 80, 9omn,
lbtp 122, Gan5e 81, Wiuueipta.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

blipe iaa meset uoiatte for 5are, os De
pilbe life bebpue at betale iaa bsle Jor'
iifrinasprGmier mob Stormlfaoe, Ion1
be MI mo sjsre.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20
sra @aibtn8ton.

Oct er cit mGr,elis &jenbssierliig
at sc Sorcncbs Statcr ubbetaler nbprs
GUNNER / Teniioncr til Snbbpssere os
8praere al andre 9anoe. Minoit 49,
600 al bore Yeniipniiter CT tpfe unoers
iaatter, 5000 Dor | Stprbritanlen p9
liaeiaa mango / andre e~urcpaife 2anoe.
90 faar ~alminoelis fine Eenlipner siens
mem oct nGrmeite 5prenece Staters
apniulat. Tisie Setalinser saar til
MGnc, iom / ct % oft itaar unber fremz
mcbe &ssieriuser os Tom bar opbprt at
Itaa i npsetiombelit 2pbisbebsforbclo
iii DC 6prenebe Stater. Manse al oisle
Mano 9if iro / Irmeen fin meo bet
Iaal for Eie at tjere Yengc. Vt
mango bar ppraaet at faa Ycnlicn peo
8eoraeerier ps Meneo er ~liffert. Selp
DC melt itrense 5prbplosre9ler tiirloe
life iprbinpre bette. Gen nnpGrenoe
Administration bar ppoaset to merle
liae Siocr peo bisie ~unoenlanol lie Eens
iipnilter. Den enc or, at nGIten insen
al benz opr. De ipnes at tribes uom9rs
fct / 5abrelanoets 2uit, ps be tr9ffer
reselmusiis fine Teniipner. Zen alls
Den er, at be afopoe Solbaters Gnfer
blep unlminoelis talri9e, ~efterat Eens
iipns Surlla9ene ueotoses, ii9r BAR
Bette 9ili9loe / TpTtlanb. De glitter
fig life isien, % life en- at benz er bpb,
iiocn bun. fit Teniicn. Suis &esjerins
gen funoe ienbe ct balpt 0ulin intelli>
genie WRno oper Sapet for at ie eIter
Sisie 8enlioniiter, oiloe oct loen Spil
pie Jig, at minoit en- Grebieoel al Dem
er Seorasere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

Seniionstummisiion9r 8lad bar no.
urunt ~9ieseren @eu. %. Gamer til
Special Graminatpr Teniionsbureauet
Gamer er fra Den ipolise Gel al S1i.
nOis ps uar Den isrite Neser, iom sjena
nem9ii 6%siitolen Gairp. San bespuctt
jpn iimpel grbeioer i Yeniipnsbureaue'
ua bar arbeioet Jig op til i'm nuoarsno,
Stiulng.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-20

QrnbfommisiionGr Sparfs bar ers
tlpret, at siite 8pinber life fan fjobe
Sioulanc California, Oregon, Nepdoa
% @aibinston Territory ifel9e 2ppene,
iom beitemmer Sals al iuabunt 9anb /
oisle Stnter. Dette Sfpplano fan ftp
bes uoen Gntrp for $3.50 pr. Icre.
SdnotcmmisiiouGr Sparfs ~anIprer life
npgeu @runo, bporior ban n1gter 9iite
apinoer 8et til at fiDbc bette 2anb,
men bans alenoelie or / S%perensItemz
melie meo bans tiblisere Yolitif, at
sifte &uinber iuseu &etti96eoer bar iii.
Der De Sprenebe Statcrs 2auolppe.
Der CT 40 iaaoanne Sals ertlareoe for
at bore u9ploise. Gu, iom ifal tjene
lom 1elt Sag, er appeaeret til Snoen-
riSsminilteren, % bet antages, at ban
bill erflGre, at siite 8pinber bar famine
&et lom W9nb til at fjpbe iaaoant
2ano.
SnoiDrlelen al Sern % Staal er /
ben ienere Sic ~betpbelis %iurrset. Gette
itriuer fig fra 5inansoepartementets
u~bla9sclle al 9ulpluuene % lluoerour
oerins al De inbiSrte Surers pirfelise
SGroi. S Wtai alene iubiprtes 1880
9ens Sern ps Staal, 44,171 Cons
&uiern % 1850 Cons sammelt Sern
% Staal. 9enne iOrpseoe Snoipriel
al Sern bar b~etprelis ifaret Serninou.
ltrien / De 5oreneoe Stater, iiar Spos
Stuterne, buOr benne SnouitrisrrH er
iorbpiospis M.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

II there are any fellows 30 20 ID that
the State Of Mississippi ought to board them
In itlsnsss and give them free medical at
tsstion whom sick, they are not oonvicts.
Tho State ought TO provide for all of her in
sane before she ipiures herself weeping over
burglars, ordinary thieves, hsodlums, N ur-
dsrers snd orssks.-visksburx Commercial.
This Is one way OF putting 1t, and Il
is very de no,alixlpg, not to say very
brutsllEing way. One wrong dee, 70.
make another right. TIE fact OF q
mans being tel,euted to the peniten.
tiary for theft, or any other crime,
doe, not justify the State Of Missis-
sippi In numbering him, or being a
party 10 his murder by the slow and
tortuous methods Of frost, Of INSULT
cient food. aud frequent whippings
with bull whips. A convict does not
lose oil his rights by committal to the
penitsntisry; he still has tome left
that his fellow citizens arc bound,
under the law, to respect. Missis.
sippi 10 we'll able to take care Of her
insane and do justice by the convicts
In her penitentisry, too.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

The Scimitar suggests that the Mer-
chants Exchange take cognixsnce OF
the dscriminating rates Of freight In
favor Of st. Louis and against Mem.
phis, recently adopted by the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, with q view to q
remedy. The APPsAL cheeriully "sec.
onds the motion" This discrimias.
tlon against Memphis by the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company Is . policy
% old as the road Itself, and is one
Memphis, working ever 20 diligently,
has not hitherto been able 10 break
down or have modiA I'd. The Birming-
ham branch OF the Kansas City rail-
road relieved the people Of Holly
Springs from the tyranny Of the NJ.
and o. The Midland, when built to
Jackson. viii be another important
break In its trade aud in favor Of Mem.
phis, and II will not be long before
there are others. Ia the meantime,
Che Merchants Exchange can call the
attention Of the Interstlts Commerce
Commission to this discrimination with
a view TO remedy. That Ia the only
recourse open to our merchants, and
they ought to avail themselves Of IL.
Memphis Ia not afraid Of II, Louis.
All shs oaks Is q "iair show"-no "a.
VI ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

In the course OF q very interesting
interview with the Herald, Mr.. Murat
Halstsad. Of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cisl Caste, who has ust returned
from Barope, reports tina! Mr.. Blaine
is In good health and spirits, is "a mag
netio as ever, that he will not return
home before mex! spring, and that
"events alone will decide whether he
will come to the front again or not"
Mr.. Hslstesd concludes: ~ do not
think he has personal weakness
In the way OF hsnkering alter the
Presidency. Many Of the American
psople-snd especially our mugwump
iriends-do q great injustice to Mr..
Blaine 10 thinking that the Presidency
is oil that life contains for him. !
don't know OF any man who has
greater intellectual aud social re-
sources than he has" Quite o new
portrait Of the Plumed knight, so new
Il Ia difficult to recognIs, Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
OHIO CAMPAI6N OPEsED.
yshs Sherman aahes His First
speech as WfIminston.


WILxisoros, o, September l5.-
Senator John Sherman made his fret
speech In the Ohio campaign today at
q large meeting held at the fair
grounds. On the Prohibition party,
he spoke 90 follows:
"No fair mau will dispute the fact
that the Republican party has done
more, and, from lie composition and
tendencies, will do more for the cause
OF Temperance than the Democratic
party will or can do. The Dow law,
pisced by u on the statutes OF Ohio, 10
q more effective measure In restrain
ing and lessening the evils that dow
from the liquor trafic than any other
measure proposed by either psrty.
The leaders Of the Prohibition party
know full we'll that every measure
tending 10 promote prohibition or the
restraint Of the liquor traffic has been,
and will be, opposed by the Dsmo.
cratic party-a patty whose success
In Ohio Tor four years has been
given TO II by those who sell,
aud by those who consume
spirituons liquors. And yet our
Prohibition friends aim ali their
shafts at the Republican party and &C,
40 allies q the Democratic party. /
know and | respect the strong and
growing feeling in Ohio against In.
temperance aad the saloon Influence,
and believe the Republicans Of Ohio
and Of Clinton county will cheeriully
aid In passing aud enforcing all just
aud reasonable measures against
these evils, but this can beat be done
through existing parties. II temper
ence msn would only make their In.
huence lett s members Of both the
great parties, for both OF these parties
contain good temperance men, the
sreat reform they propose would be
more advanced than by separate &C
ton Tor extreme measures, which ex-
| perienoe eho ~ cannot and will not be
enforced In large cities aud towns"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
HRSav GsoRaE summar aries his land
taI the Dry In this paragraph:


To out all tarss on land vsIss vosld be 10
rsnsvs oil burdens from capital and labor;
70 ffss Industry and energy and thrit from
restrlstisn or Gasi 10 take away the inosn-
lives 70 spso,lstisn In lsnd, and 10 throw
epsa natural opportunities 10 those Who
would as them. without, - nov. oompell-
Ing them 70 pay heavy premium 10 some
ssn-uer. From the freedom Of operation
which would thus be given 10 productive
fsrcos wsuid rssslt IN enormous increase In
the predu stion Of wealth. Ths fund from
which all incomes must be drawn would be
vastly augmented. And At the same time
vould Gene sreat equalization In diitribu-
lion, for that freedom Of operation which 10
essential 10 the largest produotion Of wealth
10 also essential 10 is ialrsss distribution.
This Ia not only opposed 10 our the
DRY Of government, that all persons
shall be taxed alike, but II 10 absurd
aud chimsrical. BY this plan the bill.
ionairss and millionalres would escape
taxation, and the railroads, banks. In
sursnos companies and all money
making schemes aud sehemera This
would be very unfair, Mr.. George. II
would b. absolutely unjust The JET.
fsrsoniau Democratic theory which a..
ssit that all men are equal provides
for equality Of burdens In the support
Of government Itprovides that since
dlrec, taxation IL not an available
mstbod Of government support, OWNS
4, the iudispOsition Of the people, the
lndireo, method Is justified. Land 1,
valus, No bonds are. and should b
taxed q, bond, are, or az the msrehan,
L. or the manufacturer. To be ar
equal. man must bear an equal pro
portion Of the burdens Of government
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
Tn. CIsyeIasd BABY SHOW.

Nav YoRk, ssptsnb Der ia Bui.
ialo, N. Y, special says: The Est
Auron fair was attended yesterday by
over 5000 people. The feature Of the
fair was President Clevelaud's baby
show, and ID was not great success.
A ten, had been built inside the race
course TO accommodate the expected
concourse Of triplels, bat only three
Of kind appeared. The gold eagle
offered by Grover Cleveland was won
by three children born two years ago
10 Albert X. Dart. He is q farmer oil
East Hamburg. There we're over nifty
babies for the other prlz,e, FIRST among
which was Governor Hilps W. ioT the
negro twins. Rlmeo and Juliet Jsok.
son, son and daughter OF Piitseufg
waiter, won the prise. The oAplss
made such q noise that the iAif
grounds were cleared before dark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

A rnLEaRAn fro n Mexico, NO., on
the 18th, TO the Kansas City Time,
states that:
In decorating tho town today for the sr-
Confederate reunion tomorrow several PER-
sons hung portraits Of Cleveland over the
line Of tho march. but at the request Of Mai.
Ricketts,. chairman Of the EI-Con federats
COMMITTEES. they we're taken down, a. the
committee determined not 10 have anything
that would DO distasteI ui 10 either the blue
or tho gray.
This 10 pandeins 10 q pei adice
that igr ORANGE will 70. excuse. Mr..
Cleveland, even by the admiss, n Of
leading Republicans, has made &c cd
President, and lie, therefore, especially
worthy Of all respect as the chief mag.
istrate ofthe Republic. His portrait,
any more than his presence, ought not
to be objected to by any cell respect.
log American cltlEsn. Mai. Ricketts,
has made mistake that he should
make haste to apologies for.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
RANDALLSCOTT.
Tho Penney lvsnis Leaders Have m
Earnest Conference.


Earnest Conference.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The
Tribune says: Cjngressmen Randall
and Scott, leaders Of opposing factions
10 the Pennsylvania Democracy, had
an hours conference at the Filth Ave-
nne Hotel yesterday. II took placein
full public view, on sofa In the bar.
room. I, was 50 animated that no
one who dropped into the room dur
Ing the time failed to notice the two
earnest men. Mr.. Randall, smooth
faced and somewhs. grave, pressed
bis lips into rathsr sardonia snils
during most Of the interview. Mr..
Scott sat with both feet squarely on
the a lor, and Il was evident that he
was lar from calm. Whatever clouds
Swallowed the conference, the sky was
clearer at Its close, for Mr.. Randall
and Mr.. Scott shook hands cordially
In parting. Mr. Randall was atked
about his conference, but preserved
bis usual retinence. 81 have remained
here TO sec Mr.. Scott" be said frankly,
"as / understood be wished TO see me.
We have been talking over some
points Of no public interest, and there
You must excuse me-"
A reporter who met him asked him
about this conferences, and got the re-
ply: "You must excuse me. You
know cannot talk about that"
"5enator German and other Demo.
Gratis here talk about the certainty OF q
compromise tariff legislation this win
ter. Have you o mpromisedf"
"No, | have no. compromised YET"
was NJ. Rsndsll's reply.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
The ANARCHISTS.
They no Not Seem the Least Biz
Affiliated.

A.eJ NV HVt S0Nhn un0 AlC08h kBhe
Affiliated.
CHICAGO, III, September 15.-It
did not appear when the anarchists
emerged from their cells to take exsr-
else this morning that the fatal news
Of yesterday had made any impress
sion on them. Spies came out with a
cigar In his mouth, nodded TO his
fellows, and then going to the sink
washed two or three pieces Of tinware
with hot water. Lingg climbed into
the barber chair and was shaved. The
Others retired behind q projecting
corner OF the dollhouse and talked
among themselves until their friends
began to come in. The representa-
tive German paper OF this
city, the Stats Zeitung, which
has hitherto been In favor OF the
execution Of the anarchists, comes
out this morning in an editorial some
what supporting Communication OF
sentence. The main paragraph reads
ss follows: would be more clever
II tho defense, instead Of seeking
through legal bubbles 10 disturb and
excite public opinion, took advantage
Of the present prevailing milder senti.
ment OF the public In order to present
q petition to the Governor, not for q
free pardon, but for q Communication Of
the death sentence to penal servitude.
II might be possible that such an at
tempt would meet with success. But
Il would have 10 be understood that In
the meantime the comrades Of the
condemned men should be we'll be.
haved and very tranquil. Should
they, however, continue acting as
they have done at their meetings dur.
ing the last few months, they would
surely bring their comrades 10 the
qallovs.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

West Virgins; Col. STYLES, Texas; A.
II. Lowrie, Illinois; w. o. Hackett,
Dakota; President Jones, Florida; w,
A. Adsir, Texas, and ]. Dillenback and
K. g. Cooper, Colorado, who made
many and varied Suggestions, all bear
Ing upon the subject. committee
was appointed to consider tho paper
and make other .eugaeati"rs. At the
afternoon session Mr. B w. Steele, Of
the Colorado SPRING. G-z,tte, read u
paper, "The Relation OF Newspapers
to Public Men," which was followed
by q paper by the Hon. G II Jones
ON "rhe Duty of Jou 'osiists Toward
the Labor Problem" The Hon. B b.
Hurlbut, Of Minnesota, r.sd paper
on "bhall the National Il 81 oJia Aeso-
ciatio1 Continue as q Voluntary A 30
citation or Incorporate UDd,r the
General Laws or Special CHARTER
The evening session was largely de-
voted 10 the discussion OF resolution
looking to the incorporation Of the as.
ISOLATION, but finally TIE motion was
laid on the table. Mr.. VIM. Ferguson,
OF Texas, read paper on Journalism
In Relation to Industry and CONNER
cial DEVELOPMENTS"